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December 6, 2007 · about 18 years ago

Protection for submarines

THE Royal Malaysian Navy is looking at acquiring the capability of protecting its two Scorpene diesel-electric submarines. Royal Malaysian Navy chief Admiral Tan Sri Ramlan Mohamed Ali said the submarines could take offensive action ‘but we need the capability to protect the submarines from someone

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THE Royal Malaysian Navy is looking at acquiring the capability of protecting its two Scorpene diesel-electric submarines.

Royal Malaysian Navy chief Admiral Tan Sri Ramlan Mohamed Ali said the submarines could take offensive action ‘but we need the capability to protect the submarines from someone else getting to them’.

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